Fantastic Mr. Fox – 2009

Wes Anderson is a master of human nature, he utilizes quirks and eccentricities in every film he makes. This one is no exception. The idea of a stop-motion film from Anderson might have seemed far-fetched, but it is assuredly not. This film takes all of the fantastical elements from his films and puts them into […]

Finding Nemo – 2003

The animation of Pixar is one of the most impressive art forms in the film industry. Finding Nemo sparked a new attempt by them to delve into unknown and unexplored worlds. The truly amazing part of this film is how it portrays the majesty of the ocean through animation. The gravity and interactions in the […]

Wall-e – 2008

Love is universal. It exists in every facet of nature, and in the hearts of every creature, but it also exists in machines. It may not exist to the extent that Wall-e portrays, but there’s a sense of purpose that lives at the core of every machine. For Wall-e it is the desire to help […]

Zootopia – 2016

Zootopia is genius, there is no other way to describe it. From the well-developed characters and plot to the detail that went into designing the world of the film, there is nothing about it that doesn’t scream genius. The film follows an unlikely pair, rabbit and fox, as they attempt to solve a missing animal […]

Watership Down – 1978

Bunnies. Bunnies trying to kill each other. Watership Down is a great book and the movie version lives up to the same hype as the book. There are, of course, small deviations and slight condensations, but overall it is the same. The film version is animated, which was pretty much the only way to do […]

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – 1937

There is no argument that Walt Disney invented the animated film. It wasn’t the first, but it certainly set the standard to which every other animated film aspired. The story is simple and the voice cast is insignificant, but the simplistic beauty of the film lies in its art. Before this film there were limits […]